Displaying a page without journal dates

[BikerChris]

Hello all,

Sorry to bother you, I’ve been playing with Logseq for a while now, very very impressed with its flexibility.

My only query, and I’m not sure if there’s a simple method or whether code is needed, or whether I’m misunderstanding the potential use of logseq, but I would like an output of a page that removes the journal dates. The purpose would then be to copy and paste to a word doc for final formatting.

Here’s an example, I’ve created a demo page called “Story”.

Would there be any way of cleaning it up and presenting something like this?

Thanks again and sorry to bother you all if I’ve misunderstood, or not spent enough time looking into it - which to me I have, but like I say, I am new to Logseq.

Cheers!

Chris

[mentaloid]

Welcome. A drastic way would be to add the following css rule in file custom.css :

.custom-query-page-result .content {
  display: none;
}

[BikerChris]

Thank you @mentaloid , very kind of you. I’ll give that a try.

Previous to this, I did see if I can export the page, but unfortunately the linked references don’t appear to be included in the export.

[Siferiax]

The only things that get exported are things actually on the page.
When using the export page menu, any block references also get changed to plain text.

So you can either, move the block from the journal to the page.
Or add a reference of the journal block to the page.